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Gravesend man jailed for three years after being caught with a horde of child abuse films with a combined running time of almost three days.
Two people have been arrested in connection with an alleged assault in Gravesend.
Steve Brown can feel the weight of expectation as he prepares to welcome his Ebbsfleet players back to training this weekend.
Police discovered a cannabis factory after a garage in a residential area was burgled, a court heard.
As Gravesend awaits news on whether a judicial review will be carried out on the Heritage Quarter, both sides have begun a war of words.
Retail expert Mary Portas is back with a new TV series offering help to independent shops and businesses in Gravesend.
Gravesend town centre is outdoing its rivals, but new EU law coming in January could have cost the town its Marks and Spencer.
Plans have been submitted to demolish the old gurdwara in Gravesend and replace it with flats.
A man has been charged with drink driving after several vehicles were damaged in an accident in Gravesend on Saturday night.
Gravesham and Dartford’s District Commander will have greater control as part of new plans launched by the Chief Constable today.
Police were called to Bluewater after calls of concern about a dog left in a car.
An impressive field of 559 runners completed the North Downs 30K on Sunday.
Young and old gathered to pay tribute to Servicemen and women ahead of this Saturday’s Armed Forces Day.
EllenorLions Hospice could be set to change its name - a plan that has upset some at the Lions Club.
James Elford found a book full of First World War posters that had been unseen for decades.
Holy Family Church in Gravesend is to be given £5,000 from the National Churches Trust Community Grant to help fund new toilets.
Northfleet Technology College is launching a sixth-form performing arts academy in September.
Next month marks the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of the First World War, and it will be remembered in Gravesham with a number of events.
There was not much to be scared of when Mayor of Gravesham John Caller judged a scarecrow competition.
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